Hong Kong is set to introduce cross-border competition laws, with the government last week (6 May) kicking off a three-month consultation process. The consultation, the second on the subject, is set to end on 5 August, with the government then planning to introduce a competition bill during the 2008-09 legislative session.
May 15, 2008 at 12:04 AM
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Hong Kong is set to introduce cross-border competition laws, with the government last week (6 May) kicking off a three-month consultation process.
The consultation, the second on the subject, is set to end on 5 August, with the government then planning to introduce a competition bill during the 2008-09 legislative session.
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